St. Paul daily globe., 1887-10-23

lrdCIlnS parlleS. MISS llHlllc DfuSSC-
man was bridesmaid and William
nies at the church wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the groom on
East Congress street, to which only a
few friends were invited. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruggeman left on the afternoon train
for four weeks wedding tour through
the East, and on their return will reside
on East Congress street. |
CHANBERIAIN-SMIT
b At Eau Claire, Wis, Oct. Is, DR.. j. WI
Chamberlain. of st. Paul, and Miss
Clara E. Smith, of Eau Claire, were mari
ried at the First Congregational church,
GAUTHIER-ST. AUBIN.
Miss Rose st. Aubin and Charles
Gauthier were married on Monday
morning, last, at St. Louis Church, by
the pastor, Rev. Father PigOt. After
the ceremonies at the church the we'd
ding party repaired to the house of the
groom, 3l3 East RObie street, where q
wedding breakfast was served. A re-
ception was held in the evening at the
brides home, which was attended by
about 500 guests.
HERSCHLER-ROY OYER.
At s o'clock Tuesday afternoon Miss
Adelaide Herschler was married to
Frank Roger, of Red Wing, at the home
of her mother, 50 Summit avenue. Rev..
Plummer was the officiating clergyman.
Twenty-Five or thirty friends of the con-
tracing parties were present.
MUELLER-JASSAY.
Miss Emma A. Jassay, of Saltwater,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
JasSay, was married Monday evening to
| DIR. Philip Mueller, of st. Paul. Rev.
Carl Lemke, of the German Lutheran
church, Of1iciated. The ceremony took
place at the brides home, and was per-
formed in the presence of friends only.
MEILI-PASSAVANT.
j. t. Meili and Miss Anna PaSSaYant
were quietly married last Tuesday even
ing at the brides home on Reaney
street.
MLAREN-DREWRY.
Charles ID. McLaren and Miss Carrie
Drewry were married by Rev. Dr..
Wright Thursday.
JOYCE-MURPHY.
On the 18th inst. Miss Sarah Murphy
and Joseph j. Joyce were united in
| marriage at the cathedral. Rev. Father
| Stanley officiating. Miss Lille DOwlan
acted as bridesmaid and w. j. Murphy
as best man. A wedding breakfast was
partaken of at the residence of the
brides parents, 1S7 Pearl street. and at
p. m. the young couple left for an eX-
tended Eastern trip.
HENSYEY-HANDY.
The marriage of Miss Lily F. G..
Handy, sister of Egbert G.. Handy, to
Samuel G. -HenSyey. son of the late s. C..
Hensyey. of Philadelphia. took place at
their residence, 50 Western avenue, Oct.
19. Mr.. HenSyey recently moved from
Philadelphia to Duluth, where they will
be at home to their friends after Nov.
10, at 1909 Bench street.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
b. j. Winkel, city salesman for j. A.
Buruchter & Co., left last evening to be
united in marriage to Miss Emma
Bohrer. of st. Peter, OH Tuesday next.
Miss Florence K. Moore, daughter of
j. <. Moore, in company with Mrs.
Sturtevant, of st. Anthony Park, and
Mrs. j. Newhart, of New Ulm, left for
California last Tuesday evening. Miss
Moore goes to attend the wedding of
her brother, Fred S. Moore and Miss
Callie q. Brandt, daughter of Hon. G. C.
Brant, now of San Diego, CAL, but form
erly of New Ulm. The wedding and
also the silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Brandt will both take place on the 31st
of October. !
Louis G. Hay will be married to Miss
Jennie Burt, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Burt, at East Saginaw, Mich,
Nov. 2, at the BRIDES home. After the
ceremony there will be reception. Mr..
Hay will be supported during the cere-
mony by NJ. j. Boyle, Ii. Weatherby
and o. c. Weatherby.
The marriage of Walter Draper, of
st. Paul, and Miss Emma Stallmann. of
BarabOo, Wis, will take place Oct. 26,
at the brides residence in BaraboO,
Wis. Mr.. and Mrs. Draper will reside
in st. Paul.
The marriage of Miss Lizzie Simon
ton, daughter OF Capt. Edward Simon
ton, to A. r. Bushnell, of the firm of
Bushnell & Bushnell, will take, place
Thursday evening, Oct. 81, at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, 514 Sum-
NIT avenue. Only the relatives and inn
mediate friends of the contracting
parties will be present.
PRESENTATIONS.
The men employed in the factory of
MeSsrs. Foot, SchulZe & Co. gave their
superintendent. Mr.. NJ. j. Mcmahon, a
fine fur coat yesterday morning, the day
being the forty-third anniversary of his
birthday.
Wednesday was the fifty-secOnd ami
versary of the marriage of A. Il. C. Pier
son, and on that day he was presented
with gold watch and chain by David
T. RuSe. The presentation was made
at Mr.. Persons Office in the evening by
j. c. Terry, and on behalf of Mr.. Pier
son Judge Egan responded. The in
scriptiOn on the watch was: presented
to A. L. c. Pierson by David p. Ruse.
Oct. 19, 1857 Pendant from the chain
was a So gold piece of 1885, the year of
Mr.. Persons marriage.
THE GRIGGS RECEPTION.
No doubt the society event of the
fhn a1o
last Thursday afternoon and evening at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
Griggs, on Summit avenue. The floral
decorations were elaborate in the eX-
treme, and well worthy of the elegant
residence they rendered so attractive.
Seven hundred invitation were sent out
among the society people of the Twin
Cities, and were generally accepted.
All the rooms were filled with banks of
flowers, with here and there Marechal
Nell and other roses, which, combined
with the dark green backgrounds, made
a truly beautiful sight. The halls were
lined with palms imported from Ger
many for the occasion, while the chan
dellers and numerous bustS were
trimmed with smilaX,a curtain of which
almost concealed Seibert's orchestra of
seven pieces placed OH the first landing.
The afternoon reception was given by
Mrs. c. W. Griggs, Mrs. Milton Griggs
and Miss Heartie Griggs. and was de-
signed for the older and married ladies
in st. Paul society, while the evening
reception, given by Miss Heartie GriggS
and Herbert Griggs to the young people
in honor of the latter's return from
Europe. Two tables had been spread
for refreshments, one in the dining
room for Mrs. Griggs' guests, at which
Mrs. Berkey, Mrs. James and Mrs. Day
assisted, the other in the library for
Mrs. Milton Griggs' guests, at which
Mrs. Finch, Mrs. Ordway and Mrs.
kreck assisted. In the evening re-
freshments were served on the third